I Lost It At The Movies
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About This Movie
I Lost It At The Movies is a 1967 black and white narrative short film from UCLA. This film explores one woman's existential crisis stemming from her love for French and classic Hollywood cinema.
This film remains relatively obscure, primarily due to its student film origins and limited distribution. However, it’s preserved in the UCLA Film and Television Archive, ensuring its availability for future generations. Collectors often find it fascinating for its raw exploration of cinematic passion, reflecting the emotional depth found in classic filmmakers' works. There’s a growing interest from collectors as contemporary audiences seek out vintage pieces that highlight the intersection of personal experience and cinema.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of I Lost It At The Movies?
I Lost It At The Movies is a black and white narrative short film.
Who directed I Lost It At The Movies?
The film was created as a student project at UCLA.
What year was I Lost It At The Movies released?
I Lost It At The Movies was released in 1967.
What is the film about?
The film explores a woman's existential crisis related to her love for French and classic Hollywood cinema.
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